Ginfreely take train bully minah!

[Cottonmouth]

 

[kaninabuchaojibye]

the malays shd just break the train window and throw her out of the cabin

 

[Balls2U]

She's from IMH?

 

[kaninabuchaojibye]

She's from IMH?

gotta ask @IMHDOCTOR
haaaa

 

[laksaboy]

Women who are not well fucked are troublemakers and drama queens. Hormonal imbalance, pent up frustration, all that extra energy needed to be channeled externally.

 

[Balls2U]

 

[Cottonmouth]

This one is ginfreely with heavy makeup.

 

[Hanslesley73]

That’s terrible, pity the foreign worker. She may be pregnant coz she later sat at the priority seat too.

 

[Semaj2357]

This one is ginfreely with heavy makeup.

hanor, without the nightgown but wearing the sunday best to go kai-kai and loudly whisper words of endearment to boyfriends

 

[Hanslesley73]

Strange. Either she is mentally disturbed or the Moslems did something to annoy her n recorded her reaction.

A moslem tudung acquaintance of mine posted on social media about her pretty sister slapping her (now grown up son) when he was 9, the son also posted the same story(he’s been brought up to resent his auntie even though pretty auntie helped look after him when he was a baby coz the mother had prenatal n postnatal depression n was staying at pretty auntie’s rented condo whilst preggers n after giving birth). Pretty auntie saved her pregnant sister from attempted suicide(pregger wanted to jump down from 8th floor)whilst 8 mths pregnant during this time.

In actual fact, pretty auntie slapped the boy when he was 9 bcoz he was about to punch her after knocking down his old and frail grandmother to the floor with the door. She slapped him in self defense. He was reacting violently simply after being told by his auntie to be kind and not call their local shopkeeper’s son with Down syndrome bad names. Also, the boy witnessed his uncle (his mom’s half wit brother) punching that auntie 3 days prior to that incident bcoz the auntie refused to lend him the 1k that the half wit uncle asked for (she was studying in USA n was back in Singapore for december school break at that time n relied on her limited savings to survive).

The social media generally can give an askewed picture of Reality. Villains can easily pretend to be victims.

 

[Cottonmouth]

Strange. Either she is mentally disturbed or the Moslems did something to annoy her n recorded her reaction.

A moslem tudung acquaintance of mine posted on social media about her pretty sister slapping her (now grown up son) when he was 9, the son also posted the same story(he’s been brought up to resent his auntie even though pretty auntie helped look after him when he was a baby coz the mother had prenatal n postnatal depression n was staying at pretty auntie’s rented condo whilst preggers n after giving birth).

In actual fact, pretty auntie slapped the boy when he was 9 bcoz he was about to punch her after knocking down his old and frail grandmother to the floor with the door. She slapped him in self defense. He was reacting violently simply after being told by his auntie to be kind and not call their local shopkeeper’s son with Down syndrome bad names. Also, the boy witnessed his uncle (his mom’s half wit brother) punching that auntie 3 days prior to that incident bcoz the auntie refused to lend him the 1k that the half wit uncle asked for (she was studying in USA at that time n relied on her limited savings).

The social media generally can give an askewed picture of Reality. Villains can easily pretend to be victims.

On the internet, both protagonist and antagonist got chance to present their case and claim their respective role. The audience will decide.

 

[Hanslesley73]

On the internet, both protagonist and antagonist got chance to present their case and claim their respective role. The audience will decide.

Some people prefer not to want attn online and keep their pte life pte.

 

[laksaboy]

My favourite crazy lady in a MRT station.

 

[Cottonmouth]

My favourite crazy lady in a MRT station.

Was she gangraped by blackies and went crazy?

 

[Cottonmouth]

Some people prefer not to want attn online and keep their pte life pte.

Then they are left with the antagonist role, with the other side playing victim. Who knows.

 

[syed putra]

Minorities have got used to these. Glad places i go to treat everyone with dignity.

 

[Cottonmouth]

Minorities have got used to these. Glad places i go to treat everyone with dignity.

Play victim card again.

 

[Cottonmouth]

Woman on MRT train asks fellow commuters what race they belong to, makes snide remarks
The encounter was caught on camera.
Belmont Lay | Syahindah Ishak |

April 22, 2021, 05:05 PM

A woman on the East-West Line MRT train was filmed making snide remarks about fellow commuters and even asking a group of them who did not know one another what race they belong to.


The incident occurred on April 21 and a video of the woman making her comments and pointing her phone to video record other commuters was put up on Twitter by @mysweetseranade.

The caption of the Twitter video said: "I fasting, tired and saw an empty seat. Next thing I know, got a lady accusing us Malays of harassing her??"
The video no longer appears on Twitter but a copy of it has been uploaded to Facebook.
What video showed

The video started with the woman in a dark pink outfit questioning other commuters around her as she remained seated throughout the mostly one-sided exchange.
At the start of the video, there was an empty seat to the right of her.
She asked the commuters seated directly across her: "You guys want to tell me where, which JC you're from?"
Without waiting for a response, she then continued to speak about people she apparently knows: "Now, he was from NUS, I was from Calgary, in Alberta, Canada, in case you don't know. Alright."
She then cut herself off mid-sentence just as she was talking about the occupation of another person she apparently knows.
The woman then asked the other commuters: "Hi, erm, may I know your race?"

Repeatedly asked commuters about their race

She repeated herself again when she did not get an answer.
A voice off-camera then replied: "Why?"
The woman then asked the question a third time, and said to the commuter she was speaking to: "I just want to know whether you are together with them."
The same voice off-camera responded: "Malay"
The woman then replied swiftly: "Malay is it? Okay, no wonder."
"Okay, anyway, this is for you, alright?"
She then continued: "He is a creative director, my brother-in-law is a chief executive officer, my nephew is a lawyer."
At this point, a male voice off-camera can be heard interjecting, saying: "Racist sia."



Woman challenged commuters to speak to camera

The woman then sounded more agitated as she cut herself off and pointed her phone's camera at the commuters seated opposite her.
She said: "Now, let you have opportunity talk, tell the police."
A male voice off-camera asked: "Tell the police what?"
The woman replied: "Tell the police why I always need to hang out with you guys because you are always, one, two, three, four, five, six..."
The train then pulled up at Clementi station.
The woman then continued: "It's not coincidental. I was from Hwa Chong, I not that stupid."
"Seriously, you are wasting your time, you know. It's been how many years? Nine years?"
"I will never mix around with you guys because you are, we are so different."
"You're the second Indian guy I met. On Monday, it's this guy he is waiting to go into medical school in NUS. Future doctor, alright?"
At this point, the train cabin had other commuters getting on and off, but that did not stop the woman.
"Don't waste your time," she said. "You're wasting your time."
"I already told you, the people I can get along with, alright, but ah, from NJC, I was from Hwa Chong."
She then subsequently repeated herself: "He was from NUS, okay, I was from Calgary. He is a creative director..."
By the end of the video, the two seats directly beside the woman were empty.



Person who recorded video speaks about bizarre encounter

In response to Mothership.sg's queries, Ryan, the commuter who filmed the encounter, said he had no idea what hit him.
The 26-year-old athletics coach said he boarded the east-bound MRT train at Jurong East at the centre platform and found some empty seats at the cabin at the front end of the train.
Ryan said the woman just started asking the people around her what race they belonged to.
According to his own estimation, the other commuters in the cabin were aged between 18 and 40 years old and they did not even know one another.
What happened next perplexed Ryan.
He said: "She then whipped out her phone and started recording us, counting the number of Malays in the train cabin, saying it is for the police and that we are harassing her."
That was when he started recording the encounter.

Can't tell what triggered woman

According to Ryan, he went over to the area in the train in the first place as there were empty seats and he did not sense anything amiss as other commuters were minding their own business.
"From my point of view, nobody did anything to provoke her," he said.
The encounter did not last long as the woman walked away shortly after the train pulled out of Clementi MRT station.
Ryan said: "She told the group of us to enjoy ourselves and walked away after the train passed Dover MRT station."
Ryan said he did not report the incident to the police.
Asked to reflect on what happened, Ryan said he was angry but chose not to act on it.
He said:

"The group of people she targeted were a bunch of strangers. No one knew each other so I cannot speak for them. For me it's just really shocking to encounter this in Singapore. I felt assaulted and demeaned. To be verbally attacked like that in public because of my skin colour is denigrating. I've studied in London for my Bachelor of Science degree and somewhat expected it, but fortunately, have not been a target of racial discrimination during my time there. So to experience it here, is just really appalling. To be blunt, I really felt like smacking her phone away, but I'm fasting and part of fasting is to control yourself. So all I did was record the video."